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Full Name
Ng Soon Chye
(not current staff)
Variants
NG, SOON CHYE
Ng, S.C.Y.
Ng, S.C.
Ng, S.-C.
NG SOON CHYE
Ng, S.-C..
Ng, Soon Chye
Chye, N.S.
Ng, S.
Ng, C.S.A.
 
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Email
scng@ogpartners.com,obgngsc@nus.edu.sg
 

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Type:  Article
Date Issued:  [1990 TO 1999]
Date Issued:  1992

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
11992Embryonic behavior of two-cell mouse embryos frozen by the one- and two-step ultrarapid techniquesVasuthevan, S. ; Ng, S.-C. ; Bongso, A. ; Ratnam, S.S. 
21992Fertilization, cleavage, and cytogenetics of 48-hour zona-intact and zona- free human unfertilized oocytes reinseminated with donor spermBongso, A. ; Chui Yee Fong; Ng, S.C. ; Ratnam, S. 
31992Fusion of male germ cells from male pronucleus to pachytene spermatocyte with metaphase II oocyte in miceNg, S.-C. ; Solter, D.
41992Human ampullary co-cultures for blastocyst transfer in assisted reproduction.Bongso, T.A. ; Fong, C.Y. ; Ng, S.C. ; Ratnam, S.S. 
51992Improved pregnancy rate after transfer of embryos grown in human fallopian tubal cell cocultureBongso, A. ; Ng, S.-C. ; Fong, C.-Y. ; Anandakumar, C. ; Marshall, B. ; Edirisinghe, R. ; Ratnam, S. 
61992In vitro decondensation of mammalian sperm and subsequent formation of pronuclei-like structures for micromanipulationMontag, M. ; Tok, V. ; Liow, S.-L. ; Bongso, A. ; Ng, S.-C. 
71992Lipid and biochemical changes after low-dose oral contraceptionLoke, D.F.M. ; Ng, C.S.A. ; Holck, S.; Hall, P.E.; Ratnam, S.S. 
81992Outcome of 143 pregnancies conceived by assisted reproductive techniques.Yang, M.H. ; Ng, S.C. ; Ratnam, S.S. ; Devendra, S. ; Marshall, B.; Anandakumar, C. ; Wong, Y.C. ; Bongso, A. 
91992The evaluation of various culture media in combination with dimethylsulfoxide for ultrarapid freezing of murine embryosVasuthevan, S. ; Ng, S.C. ; Edirisinghe, R. ; Bongso, A. ; Ratnam, S. 
10Aug-1992The first oocyte donation pregnancy home-bred and delivered in Singapore to illustrate a simplified oocyte donation programme--no more embryo freezing, synchronisation or disruption of social life.Chan, C. ; Ng, S.C. ; Bongso, A. ; Goh, V. ; Devendra, S. ; Ratnam, S.S.